A real seat at the table.
We're students who think the next generation of American voters deserves more than a soundbite. So we built a microphone and started asking.
The Story
Tomorrow's Voters started with an idea Ty couldn't shake. Young people weren't connected to the decisions shaping their lives. He brought it to Jack, and the two of them kept coming back to the same question: why does political coverage feel so distant from the conversations students are actually having? The media they grew up on was either polished into oblivion or shouted past the point of meaning. Neither felt like theirs.
So they made the show they wanted to listen to. One that sits down with mayors, congressmembers, and candidates and asks the questions their generation actually has. About housing, about education, about what democracy looks like when it works.
What makes us different.
We are strictly nonpartisan. Not as a marketing line. As a discipline. We invite leaders across the political spectrum because the only way to understand a moment is to listen to all of it. We push back, we follow up, and we let the answers speak for themselves.
Every episode is produced, hosted, and edited by students. No publicists writing our questions. No talking points. Just the next generation of voters in the room with the people shaping public life.
Meet the voices.
